Butte semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1886-1890, 1887-10-19

manner. COL. j. !. rdlcKm2n OellV6ftQ At
interesting temperance lecture at the Opere
House last Thursday evening. A few small
parties have taken place. and the week
closed its festivities with d very enjoyable
reception given by ono OF u most popular
society ladies. -,-..f 80. su q - h
J. F. Cowan ea.s up from Divide Jester.
day. -.r
E. Lang, of Portland. Oregon, 10 in the
city. D.
E. H. Brundage came up from Dillon yes
terday. t.-
e. Ii. Wilson left last evening for Philips
burg.
Judge'A. J. Davis left last evening 10,
Helena.
Thos. II. Foster arrived yesterday from
Oregon. =
Chas. M. Crutchnsld OF Philipsburg is in
the city.
J.. S.!Maddux came up from Melross yes.
terday. ..,.
Miss Clara Roberts will visit Anaconda
tomorrow. St
w. A. Clark's mansion 10 fast nearing
completion.
E. A. Jones, of Chicago, is registered at
the Windsor.
W. Jacobs left last EVENING" for Boston via
Northern Pacific.
F. L. Hunter arrived In the city Friday
from POcatello. -
DR.. Museigbrod came up from the Warm
Springs yesterday, ,- re
Frank s. Price arrived in Butte yester-
day morning from Ogden.
Peter Lyden arrived yesterday morning
from Salt Lake City.
Mrs. D. Shovelin came over from Ana
conda yesterday.
John Noyes will leave in . few days Tor a
business trip to Seattle.
Miss Georgia Hongh will be the guest OF
| Mrs. j. r. Russell this week.
The young men contemplate reorganiz-
ing the Highland Club this week. .
Marcus DAILY is expected to return home
from the East in q day or two.
Colonel John H.. Curtis is visiting the
Capital and will return Tuesday.
Jas. Van Buren, left last evening for New
York via Northern Pacific. .1
Chas. w. Goodale returned yesterday
from a business trip to Philipsburg.
Mr.. Fairfield, who has been out on a
hunting trip, is expected home to-day.
Gen. ]. s. Harris and E. H. HaseIton re-
turned to Helena yesterday vi. Boulder.
Mrs. Mallory, Of Anaconda, hut formerly
of Butte, left last Tuesday for England.
Miss Clara Wilcox will be the guest Of
Mrs. R. r. Hoge for . few days this week.
Mrs. Hattie Gordon has rented Mr.. &. F.
Lloyd's residence on West Granite street.
Geo. Herman came over from Helena
yesterday and is registered at the Windsor.
W. E. Pettes, who has been on the sick
list for a few days, 10 again at his post OF
duty.
Mrs. James McCaig and baby are ex-
pected to return rome about the st of No
vember.
MI. and Mrs. II. A. D'Acheul are expected.
to return home from the East about the
goth.
Miss Demers, of French Town, Mtssoula,
,s in the city, the guest of Mrs. Thomas
Fletcher.
Mrs. DR.. Shultz class in painting is max
ing fine progress and are doing some excel
lent work.
Chas. Pratt is negotiating for a house on
Main street with the view OF starting q
jewelry store.
Sam Johnston and family have moved
from Walkerville to q brick residence on
West Park street.
c. M. Buck and family have moved into
the house formerly occupied by Mr.. C. G.
Roberts and family.
M. J. Cornell left Friday evening for Chi (
cago, New York. Detroit and PHILADELPHIA
on important business.
Burt Todd, of Chicago, has taken the
position Of cashier with the Bonner Mer. |
camille Company.
VIM. Fan is expected home to-day from
Missouri, where he was called by the death
OF his sister Beulah.
Incandestent lights are being put in to
the windows Of the Bonner Mercantile e.
Establishment.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Lavell expect to
move into their elegant new residence |
about c.. ristmas.
Mrs. Bedard is expected up from Missoula |
this week m will be the guest OF her sister, |
Mrs. j. G. Hammer.
F. F. Newbro,, brother OF our popular |
d. NJ. Newbro, is expected ND
from Dillon to-day. /
Mrs. L.. E. Hanson, formerly OF Butte. !
left Dillon last Friday for Paola, Kansas, |
where she will spend the winter. !
W. H. Garlock, Division Master Mechanic
Of the Rocky Mountain Division, arrived
IN Butte yesterday.
w. {. Darnold is, expected home to-day
Ohio. where he was suddenly called
BY the sickness of his mother.
s. V. Kemper and family have moved
On West Granite street in the cottage
formerly occupied by Nj. C. N. Buck.
Mrs. Lamb and her daughter, Miss
of Anaconda, are visiting in the
the guests OF Mrs. w. Piukham.
A great many people are taking advant-
age of the reduced prices at the photograph
and are having their photos tn ken.
Mrs. E. NJ. Bowen and her daughter.
hrs Ferrill, returned last week from an ex. ,
ended visit to relatives in England and
L
Mrs. J. R. Russell went to Helena Thurs. |
lay, accompanied by her mother, Mrs. !
Mrs. Russell returned home to-.
|ay. IL
Mrs. Morris Sands who has been visit. l
ng her mother, Mrs. Henry Jacobs. for al
wv days, will return to her home in Helena I;
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The ever popular firm OF J. p. Boyce. I
r., & Co. offer this week 8 special sale Of
oods from all the different departments oil
heir establishment.
Mr.. Shaw. q representative OF Messrs,
.ordon & Furgeson. dealers In hats and I,
If goods, after spending a few DAYS in the
ty, left Friday for St. Paul.
Mrs. DR.. Hunter, who has been visiting q
W days in the city. the guest of Mrs. NJ. p
merson. returned to her home in Boulder l
riday evening. She was accompanied by I
"a. H. N. Barley, who will visit her q few t
eeks. y
W. Kelley arrived in the city last week. Il
o is a brother of Pat Kelley OF the Parrot
line, and comes from long service with the
dry goods house Of Arnott 81
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in the dress goods department OF q
le Bonner Mercantile Company. We be. il
'eak for him a favorable reception in fo
ute. "
Without doubt the most elegant enter. u
of the season was be dancing p'
given last Friday evening by OF
70. W. w. Dixon at hsl beautiful resi-.
nee on Washington street. in honor oil
gass,s, Misses Gseyoia Houah and Clara In